Why is there a French-speaking province in Canada?

In fact, the official languages of Canada are English and French, and French speakers are mostly concentrated in Quebec, so their official language is mainly French, which will encourage residents to learn French.

As for why so many people speak French, it should be a historical question. It seems that Canada changed from a French colony to a British colony because early European immigrants came, Britain and France fought for sovereignty, and then Britain won. Later, the British government divided Quebec into upper Canada and lower Canada. Upper Canada is now Ontario, inhabited by loyalists; Lower Canada is now Quebec, with many French Canadian residents.

The systems in the two regions are somewhat different, and the cultural backgrounds of the residents are also different, which leads to great differences between them. So Quebec, unlike other places, has kept many French traditions and always wanted to go out independently.